Academic Resources

• • Academic Achievement Center

    023 Jackson Library, aac@uncg.edu, (336)-334-3878
    Assist students with all aspects of academic planning and skill training. Offers academic tutoring and supplemental instruction in various 100-200 level courses.

• • New Student Transitions

    202 Forney Student Success Commons, (336)-334-5231
    Provide new students with programs and resources delivered through orientation programs, transition courses, and shared first year learning experiences.

• • Lloyd International Honors College

    205 Foust Building, askhonors@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5538
    2-year experience that provides motivated, high achieving undergraduate students with an enhanced general education with an international focus.

• • Math Help Center

    Curry Building (Room 210), Monday-Friday
    Free tutoring to students enrolled in 100-200 level Mathematics and Statistics courses.

• • Computer Science Tutoring

    Petty Building (Room 211), Monday-Friday
    Free tutoring to students enrolled in any level Computer Science courses.

• • Writing Center

    3211 MHRA Building, askthewc@uncg.edu, (336)-334-3281
    Free consultations to help students improve their writing skills.

• • Speaking Center

    3211 MHRA Building, (336)-256-1346
    Free consultations to help students improve their interpersonal communication and public speaking skills.

Financial Resources

• • Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships

    159 Mossman Building, finaid@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5702
    Assist with questions regarding FAFSA, applying for financial aid, scholarships, loans, work study, etc.

• • Cashier’s Office

    151 Mossman Building, cashier@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5831
    Assist with questions regarding bills, tuition, refunds, payment plans, student loans, and other campus-based charges etc.

Wellness Support Resources

• • UNCG Campus Police

    1200 Gate City Blvd, Emergency: (336)-334-4444), Non-Emergency: (336)-334-5963
    Offers proactive, professional law enforcement services to the UNCG community. Provides 24-hour contact with the Counseling Center, Dean of Students Office, and other resources.

• • Anna M. Gove Student Health Center

    107 Gray Drive, (336)-334-5340
    Offers quality primary health care services to the UNCG student community. Contact this office for help with immunization and insurance verifications.

• • Counseling & Psychological Services

    107 Gray Drive, (336)-334-5874
    Offers quality wellness and preventative care to the UNCG student community. Services include individual, couples, and group therapy, crisis intervention, consultation, screenings, and outreach activities.

• • Spartan Recovery Program

    107 Gray Drive, recovery@uncg.edu, (336)-334-4559
    Focuses on creating a network of recovery support services for students in any phase of alcohol or drug addiction.

• • Psychology Clinic

    1100 W. Market Street, (336)-334-5662
    Outpatient facility offering quality mental health services including psychological evaluations and testing, and individual or group therapy.

• • Dean of Students

    210 Elliott University Center, (336)-334-5514
    Sponsors a variety of programs and opportunities including Partners Assisting the Homeless and Hungry Spartans (PATHS), Spartan Open Pantry, crisis management, care meetings, and more.

• • Spartan Open Pantry

    509 Tate Street (College Place United Methodist Church), (336)-334-5119
    UNC Greensboro’s food pantry for students and staff in need of assistance.

• • Office of Accessibility Resources & Services

    Elliot University Center (Suite 215), oars@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5440
    Works to ensure that programs and facilities at UNCG are accessible, providing reasonable accommodations to students with disabilities.

• • Leonard J. Kaplan Center for Wellness

    212 Kaplan Center, recwell@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5924
    Student recreation center accommodating high-demand activities such as cardiovascular fitness, group fitness, free weights, weight machines, and informal recreation.

• • Military & Veteran Services

    150 Spring Garden Apartments, (336)-334-5632
    Coordinates services for veterans, active duty military personnel, and their dependents, serving as a liaison and advocate for military affiliated students.

Advising Resources

• • Students First Office

    101 Forney Student Success Commons, students@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5730
    Assist students with academic advising, academic recovery, university appeals, and graduation planning.

• • Registrar’s Office

    180 Mossman Building, registrar@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5946
    Maintain and process academic records for all current and former students. Issue official transcripts, coordinate course enrollment and registration.

• • Career & Professional Development

    Elliot University Center (1st Floor), careers@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5454
    Help students clarify their major and career goals, find internships, and prepare for job searches.

Other Resources

• • Housing & Residence Life

    201 Gray Drive (Ragsdale/Mendenhall), hrl@uncg.edu, (336)-334-5636
    Works to create an inclusive and secure on-campus residential environment, assisting students with housing related accommodations.

• • Dean of Students

    210 Elliott University Center, (336)-334-5514
    Assess student concerns, connecting students to appropriate resources, offering options, and providing information on University policies and procedures.

• • Title IX Office

    Elliot University Center (Room 238), mechappe@uncg.edu, (336)-256-0362
    Responds to all alleged reports of sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, gender discrimination, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.

• • Office of Intercultural Engagement

    Elliot University Center (Suite 062), (336)-334-5090
    Offers co-curricular programs and activities in collaboration with various campus and community partners rooted in values of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

• • Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities

    Elliot University Center (Room 236B), (336)-334-4640
    Upholds the rights of students in areas that violate University policy including discipline, attendance, academic integrity, discrimination, and harassment.